squirm

He catches the squirming insect in his nimble little fingers and crushes the Obayifo like a blueberry.

Still cradling the squirming cat, she knelt before the children and gazed at each face in turn.

Penelope squirmed; sitting on a rock was not nearly as comfortable as her cozy armchair in the nursery would be.

“After all, not even Edith-Anne Pevington wrote postcards to Rainbow, clever pony that he was,” she thought as she helped the little girl squirm her arms into the sleeves.

Odder still is the fact that its teddy bear arms are wrapped tightly around a roly-poly furball who squirms and makes noises—announcing to the world that he isn’t stuffed with fluff.